Chapter

 1 1 |       eleven crowns was just the sum that remained in d'Artagnan'
 2 1 |          only gave that enormous sum for him on the account of
 3 3 |          have, however large the sum may be; but you ought also
 4 6 |     before me; put down the same sum, so that they who have lost
 5 25| inconvenienced for such a paltry sum as he owes you." ~"If I
 6 28|          sell him to me for that sum?' 'No; but I will play for
 7 29|         Besides," said she, "the sum you required me to borrow
 8 29|          Brittany, to obtain the sum necessary for my departure." ~
 9 38|          crowns on it. With that sum you can extricate yourself
10 38|          You shall take half the sum that will be advanced upon
11 39|      said d'Artagnan, taking the sum from his pocket; "I know
12 41|          evidently a part of the sum which the bandit had received,
13 44|  purchased this exchange for the sum of three thousand pistoles." ~"
14 48|       natural devotedness a good sum of money, and then, instead
15 48|        us give him only half the sum promised him, with the letter,
16 48|  returning--that will reduce the sum to five thousand livres.
17 66|      himself, Athos handed him a sum of silver. ~"Here," said